El 17/02/2016 a las 12:34 p. m., dweimer escribió:
I believe you are incorrectly reading it, the first character of the
state line being a W Marks an idle interrupt thread, W only means
swapped out if its an additional character in the section.
man ps
[...snip...]
state The state is given by a sequence of characters, for example,
``RWNA''. The first character indicates the run state
of the
process:
[...snip...]
W Marks an idle interrupt thread.
[...snip...]
Additional characters after these, if any, indicate
additional
state information:
[...snip...]
W The process is swapped out.
[...snip...]
Even when there is available memory if an item has already been
swapped it wont return to physical memory until the process needs
access that memory. Its not uncommon to see systems that had a brief
memory constraint leave some swap long after the memory has been
cleared up.
Hello.
Thank you for your response.
Using only /ps ax/ doesn't show any process being in swap. How can I
determine what processes are being swapped out?
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